The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19
EVENTS AND COMMENTS

AND COMMEN 8
TrRy OUT to the Primaries.
"ovr WORD more" to the registered
voters: Vote.
Rp.p THE Convention Call in this
sneand govern yourselves accordingly.
JACKSONVILLE Times Union: - The
oa,amitv liars are abroad in the land.
LIT THE leading man lead out and in
itiate the Primary movement with
boom.
OvTHE ODD of this month England Will
issue a 4 shilling piece that is an al
mighty dollar. Imitation is species OF
9attery.-New York Herald.
SENATOR SHERMAN seems to CONSIDER
himself a modern Samson, as he is try
ing to slaughter the Democracy with |
the iawbone OF an ass.-Atta.
RUrLAxD HeraId:-"Canon WILDER
force believes that the only way to
overcome the drink evil is a great rellg-
inus movement. Dealers will risk that.
Avp1c. SENDS thousand dollars to be
used to convert England to Christianity
in her treatment of Ireland. THIS is
reversal of missionary effort with Ven+
geance.
CLEVELAND PlaindeGLer:-"P Perhaps the
reason of Boston,s cultured people going
wild over Queen Kapiolani was because
her skin is about the color OF baked
beans"
RouLAEGER AND Lord LansdoWne' S
bailiffs are God-sends to the American
foreign correspondents. It's cold day
when either fails to furnish material 1or
a scare head.
ALAS. POOR Hermann. He could cause
men. women and policemen to appear
md disappear from the world OF vision
at will; but he could not prolong ms
own life a single second.
WILL THE gatheringof postmasters IN
Washington next December, to WORK
for the increase of their own salaries
come within the Presidents definition
of offensive partisanship ,"
fls1 IN
ALI the Russias would give almost one
half of his empire to be able to skip on
and 90 fishing with his wife Ike thu
President of the United States.
BUFFALo Com1nlerciaL:-" oh, 20,
cruel thing!' exclaimed lady to gen
tleman as he lifted poodle over
brook by its tail, while at the same tim
she swung her little child by one arm.
II IS getting to be hard lines lndee
when so staunchIy Republican paper a
he,Arg9naut begins to paragraph this
when r. B. Hayes, of Fremont, Ohio
lived at the White House in Washing
ton"
SpRNGrIELD RepubLican:-"Wiliial
e. Chandler is the ablest and be
known Republican IN New Hamphshir
never rising above the partisan, an
not always sustaining the level OF Il
man"
A NEBRASKA paper remarks that
Wagners music was played the san
wav in Paris as it is in Omaha, t
French are not to be blamed for risil
in righteous indignation and stoni'
the performers.
ABILENE Reflector AN observer So
q woman can read deception in a ma
eve, even in the dark. OF course S
can. That explains why he turns
face to the wall upon retiring after
unusually long session of his lodge"
ANOTHER PRoPAsAL is made to anne
the constitution of France by chang
the method of eIecting Senators q
submitting them to universal sufra
IHlS Is buc ShICIAuS NCN5O AOA q PAO
sition for the abolition of the Sens
If the change were accepted, Fra
would have two representative bod
both elected in the same way, and
obvious superhuity would lead to
dropping out of one.
READERS OF the Omaha HeruId
have to enlarge their coat pocket
buy gripsack in which to carry
favorite paper. The Herald of last
day covered forty-eight pages, cont
ing news from all parts of the cour
about as much general reading mt
as a magazine, many scores of colu
of advertisements and enough sp
information about Nebraska and NJ
boring States to supply gazetteer